Abstract
Coherent control of the optical phonons in GaAs is realized via paired femtosecond pulses that are relative phase-locked and have perpendicular polarizations. To investigate polarization effects, only phonon interference occurs, which contrasts previous experiments with parallel-polarized pulses, which produced as well electronic interference. The results suggest that for an n-GaAs(001) sample the diagonal components of the Raman tensor determinate in the generation of coherent longitudinal optical phonons.
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